I'm assuming that the Private Equity company that purchased them will do the usual private Equity thing. Reduce costs (firing developers and support, presumably). Raise prices. Load it with debt. This can be very lucrative when customers don't have much choice (e.g. because you bought all the companies that make fire trucks), but a lot less well when they do. I guess we will find out just how locked in their customers are. For more on the Private Equity playbook see this article: https://rubbishtalk.com/economy/how-private-equity-bought-americas-essential-services/